Give me the Stupid Award for the day!!!!
#17
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Utah
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Have you every tried quilting with your walking foot after having left your feed dogs down and your Supreme Slider in place? I just couldn't figure out why that walking foot wasn't doing its job. LOL - I guess we all have those days. It looks great to me and I see the quilt inspector giving it the once over.
#18
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Peotone IL
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Very pretty quilt. Just think, you did learn some patience in making all those blocks. Pat yourself on the block for learning how to do them. They look great! Like nativetexan says, it will come out in the wash. Bind it and donate it; someone will love it and be very happy having such a pretty quilt.
#19
http://www.aerotechdesigns.com/tameblsppawo.html
I wonder if I can find a picture of the blue one to attach. It might help you decide if you are interested in doing it.
Dina
#20
Well, the quilt looks better to me this morning. It still has puckers, but they don't jump out at me. What REALLY bothers me is that I think I made my last two quilts without using the walking foot. Dumb! It could be the reason why I struggled so much and took out so many stitching lines.
My machine has a built in walking foot. I just have to pull it down!!
But, I suspect I will not forget to use it again. Thanks for your compliments everyone. This quilt is going to our guild's charity quilt committee, so it will get loved (I hope) by someone, just not by me.
Dina
My machine has a built in walking foot. I just have to pull it down!!
But, I suspect I will not forget to use it again. Thanks for your compliments everyone. This quilt is going to our guild's charity quilt committee, so it will get loved (I hope) by someone, just not by me.
Dina
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